... Senior Wrangler of the present year, is the son of Frank Romer, Esq., of 7, dGreville-place, St. John's-wood, He was educated at pri. r vale schools in St. John's-wood, and under private tutors. r. He obtained one on two open exhibitions at Trinity Hall, ...

... singing with zither accompaniment never fails to amuse. Mr. and Mrs. St. John have heroine, as might have been anticipated, great favourites, and the extraordinary dancing of Mr. St. John 1brings down the ous nghtl. Te lghtnng-ikerapdity of his steps, yet ...

... the wonton on Easter AMonday, and being themselves t lifted and heaved in like manner on the folio wing day, by the strong-armed wenches of the locality, received, we are scrip to say, no practical illustration iii Birmingham a so far as our observation ...

... made in the show ground. Complaints, not altogether sun- founded, had frequently been heard of the distance from town of the Cardigan Fields-almost the only available ground in our locality for such a parpose; and whilst the committee were considering how ...

... ages, 5male and 2 fenoale infants, mlaking a total of 207 eo~la; equal to 161k statute adults, under charge et Siurgeon ?? John G. Wlnstone, and tdeuteiiart uiepiq 0o deathie ocourred during the VOyegoQW o . , ?? COTlTON SUPPLY.-A. deputation from the ...

... to Ada, only daughter of SIr John S BTbtoD, ?? Woodbrork, Bray, ir'and, warB eolemai-ed on S tlardry ai-st at 8' Grro'e's Churcl, Harover-qoate Ihe we'dd-g party WrE a lryge one, sad a ,nmbar of sol evser, comrades ta arms of the gallant rel7'rej in the ...

... Exhibitor, Mr. Joaeph N. Beaeley, Chapel Bramspton, Northampton. Breeder, Sir John MacNell. Alder. Age, 8 yearS . Second ditto, Exhibitor, Trlso~glst~onourabis the Countess of Cardigan fleece .tark, Waseford, Nerthamplonshire. Breeder, Colonel de Boraey. Hfector ...

... Jes- sop, C Donnehy, J P: J A Vincent 25th Regiment; Wm P O'Brien, Poor Law Inspector; R Ormsby Longdeld, J K Kane, John Pelly, B I C; John IReily, Wm G Chamney, C Pelly, A J Clieo, D L; B Henu, D L; Wrn Chapman, D L ; IO LEw8, 'D L; 0G W Abraham LL D; A ...

... Edward Grogan, Bart; EHon David Plunkett, Q C; J W Switzar, JP; SJ Brad- t borne, L EC Deering, John Adair, Rev M de Butts, Henry Hamilton, John Grattan, J Woods Matinsell, - Dr Werde, D M'Causland, Q C; T A PurceU, Q C; ; Rev ?? Daunt, Rev M Gibson ...

... Holel far the diii l'elaeo, Ainamihgl cet Th~~r~e fbllowi~ng left ?? d on LSautrday, I0 and sultet Thomas Rymen, Lady L Grattan cod nellie, Mises boo Sto-me, ?? We~dard, A itlJB gi Miey. Wee. W no fiedl]Lr, W It Ml'raflo, Huns Lady Wiinlley Aned 4utee ...

... are raised in front, aed generally display a family group languidly sunk down in deep cane arm-chairs. Some of these over-easy seats have exceedingly broad arms running out to a disproportionate length, which struck me, when I first saw them, as very ...

... 237, 259). Both proposals were necessarily, if they were t al1, m~ae to General Canrobert, who then commanded the French i John iEurgoyne, in letter to the Times (which, by the way, ,, tile Ce aally valuable contribution in the voluminous correspon- C1 ...